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Tesla is making waves as the only automaker devoted solely to electric vehicles, but once the industry's heavy hitters step in, it's going to be a whole different game.

Herbert Diess, Volkswagen's brand chief, believes the German automaker can beat Tesla at its own game once it settles into its plan to sell a whole bunch of electric cars, the Financial Times reports. "Anything Tesla can do, we can surpass," Diess said in Germany at a press conference.

"Tesla is a competitor we take seriously. Tesla comes from a high-priced segment, however they are moving [to less expensive cars]," Diess continued. "It's our ambition, with our new architecture, to stop them there, to rein them in."

The hope is that Volkswagen will achieve electric vehicle sales of 1 million units by 2025. Volkswagen has already introduced a single EV platform, nicknamed MEB, which will underpin a number of different electric vehicles across its many brands, including Audi and VW itself.

VW already touted the MEB platform's flexibility in the past year as it showed off several different concepts. It started with the ID concept, which is about the size of a modern Golf. From there, it unveiled the ID Buzz concept, which replaced the small hatchback with a larger, minivan-like body. Its latest ID concept, the ID Crozz, took the same platform and adapted it to fit a crossover body. Clearly, it's flexible.

One million EV sales by 2025 is a solid goal, but if Tesla's production ramp-up goes as planned, it won't be enough to claim the crown. With Model 3 production slated to begin later this year, Tesla hopes to boost its assembly volume to 5,000 cars per week later this year and ideally doubling that by 2018. That would put Tesla at 500,000 cars produced per year a full seven years ahead of VW's goal. Of course, that assumes Tesla has the demand to meet those production targets.

Tesla has long been praised for doing things differently to traditional automakers. But now the industry is finally reaching the point where we'll be able to see who can do this whole EV thing better -- the stalwarts, or the upstarts.

Volkswagen wants to beat Tesla at its own game

Car dealers can be pretty intimidating when you're getting ready to buy a new car. For most people a new car is probably the second biggest purchase you'll make in your lifetime. So I was a bit nervous in the beginning. I figured the dealer would try to pull one over on me because I'm a women (and blonde, don't laugh) so I decided to get some real advice from someone who new what they were talking about. I went to a former car salesman and fortunately for me he had no problem revealing all the secrets the dealers used to manipulate the average person. He told me things that really gave me an edge up on the dealers like how not to let the sales agent out talk me. How to plan through my negotiating before I even enter the dealership. He told me things like...

*Why I shouldn't hide my trade in until we got to negotiating my new car purchase. Sales agents are willing to give on certain aspects of the sale if they know they may be able to make additional cash on your trade-in.

*To get the best deal for your old car you need to sell it yourself to an individual. A lot of people would rather not go to the trouble of placing ads and selling your old car yourself but that's how you are going to get the most money for your trade-in.

*How to get the best financing rate (saved me tons!) Before you even leave the house, find out what your credit score is. Many times the dealer financing is not lowest rate you can get depending on your credit score. So you if know that up front you know what rate you should be accepting.

*How the "no hassle pricing" system works and how it actually makes you pay more. There are many fees that are added on to the price of the vehicle after you agree upon a price. Make sure all the fees are already accounted for when you agree upon a price.

*How to save on new car accessories. These are something that can "negotiated" to complete the sale if you've made your plan before you walk into the dealership.

*What a "documentation fee" is. This is a fee that covers the cost of paperwork and documentation. These fees vary from state to state. So find out whether your state has standardized fees or it is determined by the dealership so that you know what that fee should be.

*The best time of week and year to buy a new car. The best time of week to buy a car is mid-week and the best time of year is toward the end of the year.

*Lifetime Warranties. That's usually only if you own the car and if you've done certain maintenance items by certain dates, etc. etc. etc. so make sure you read the fine print on that "Lifetime Warranty".

You can also limit the time you have to spend at the dealership by using the internet to research the kind of car you want. You'll save time, energy and money once you become comfortable using online buying resources that most dealerships have available. The world wide web is a great place to help you easily determine what you want, the features that you want on your new car, where you can find it, and what you should expect to pay for it. You no longer have to deal with high pressure auto dealers. You can actually get the dealers competing for your business before you ever leave home!

So if you're looking for new car buying advice do your homework before you ever enter the dealership. You'll be glad you did!